I was asking kikidbird where he gets his parts from.

 

Kiki, Have you called your local parts stores?
This is a shop manual from the 2001 trucks: http://www.rm-indy.com/wavefiles/2001ramsrvcmanual.zip It should be along the same lines. Page #1502
According to the manual, there is no clamps, or connectors holding it on. Would it be possible to just use regular line for it?

 

I order my parts through Summit Racing, Jegs, and sometimes ebay. The fuel line that Im looking for, connects to the fuel rail through a latch clip fitting. The dealer tells me it is not available. I Mickey Mouse it by using a a rubber fuel hose. But now it is starting to swell and the rubber is deteriorating and Im afraid it is going to burst and catch on fire.

 

Where are you located? I could check with my parts store in the morning and see what they have to say on it.

 

Page 1511, the latch clip connector. It is about four feet long, and connect to another fuel line that comes from the gas tank.

 

Figure 46? I can check it for ya tomorrow.

 

Hey Kiki, those parts you are looking for are available from NAPA and Advance Auto in the fuel line repair section. You can buy the fittings and then purchase the fuel line either in the factory plastic style or in "fuel injection" hose type. I did one on my work van about 7 months ago. The only trick is with the plastic line you have to boil the end of the line in water for a few minutes to make it soft enough to get the fitting inserted.

 

summit 100% ordered 446 rb rebuild with trw pistons crommoly rings,purple cam 509 all bearings and rods

heads to ,they have my trust so far but if they screw up ill make sure everyone knows.